#elysia 01

[vestivem-blog]

@millesimus ; sc.

She was thankful this place wasn’t nearly as chaotic as the Luxendarc she grew up in; even with its regular anomalies it was fairly quiet sometimes. She even found herself comfortable wandering around without an escort--though she wasn’t unfamiliar with strife and combat, she rarely faced it Alone.

Unfortunately, her sense of direction still betrayed her. This cherry blossom park was a lovely place to get lost in, at least.  The vestal didn’t like not knowing where she was, but at least the scenery was calming enough. 

“Forgive me...I seem to have lost track of what way I came from. Would you mind helping me out?” She saw a woman on this part of the path, and figured she might as well ask--maybe she had a better idea than she did. “I’m not the best at navigating, you see...”

[tcnaciious-a-blog]

@millesimus continued from here (x)

     It wasn’t the reply she anticipated, not by a long shot. The more citizens she came across the more intrigued she became of this place and how it worked. Most were good-hearted people who seemed to want to genuinely help people, like this woman but there were still various monsters and cold-hearted ones. Fortunately, she hadn’t come across any of them thus far. But eventually, she imagined they would. Pausing before speaking, she reflected over the words, wondering what truths they could have for her.

          “You’ve got a point,” she offered a false smile before burying her hands into her pockets. Eventually, everything she touched was inflicted with whatever curse she’d been born with. It was only a matter of time she lost it all once again. But she couldn’t let her baggage keep her down, not when she had only just met this girl.

            “I take it you’ve been around here for a while? You seem to have a good handle on how everythin’ works.”